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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-12
9aaS

@s stbt mebr &atarrb in bieier @esent
bes 2aubes, ais aae anbern &rautbeiten
SuiammensenOmmen, unb bis tn ben Iebtsn
Sabreu belt maj i'm fir unbeiIbar. gieIe
Sabre lang ertIdrten i'm 0ottoren fir cine
locale &rautbeit unb ueri9rieben IotaIs
Seilmittel uno ertldrten tim, neil ie i'm
beitdnbis nit lotaler gebanbluns ni9t
turtrteu, fir unbetlbur. 9te @ifenf9aft
bat bewieien, baB Der &atarrb cine gonitis
tuttOnsfrantbeit lit uno baber cine cOnitis
tutionsmdBise 8ebanSluns erforbert.
9aa's Ratarrbs&ur, fabrisirt pom s. s.
9benep & &c., Eolebo, Ohio, III bic eins
3ise iebt i'm Wartte befiuOIide conitttutio:
neue &ur. sic wtrb in @aben BON 10
Eropfen gu einem Gbeeloffeluoa e~insenom.
men. sic mirft brett auf bas glut unb
bic i9Ieimisen S6erfld9su bes Spitems.
sic bieten bun6ert Dollars fir ieben SalI
an, ben es ntdt furirt. 2aBt @u9 Circus
Iare unb 3eusniiie tOmmen. aOreifirt
s. s. Gbenep 81 6 o., Eolebo, 8.
sy- 9ertauft BON apotbetern, IS Gents.
Gatarrb. Sur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-12
SerbanOlunaen bes SuperDiiOrenratbs
bon SHbuqne 60.
Wprt[itbunn.
&prilitbun 9.

Sibun9 pom 4. april. - g. Wc@abe's
@rnennung als Deputy Sberiii porb 9enebmiet.
SaS @eiu6 pon y. tanDortb II. Qn6. UNI gau
elmer Bride iiber ben Waquotetas SluB parb
gum Beri6t perpieien. SaSieni9e BON Sr. q.
9teOoeu nm gta6laB irrtbiimli9 auferle9ter
Steuern parb erfIiqt.
Sibuu9 pom 8. Qpril. - Sol9enbe amts.
li9erbeiteu wurOen an9enommen: BON so. 9ios
op, Yerpalter Oes arnenbauies uno Der armenz
farm Don W. glate, Sanitor bes @ourtbauies
Don 8. g. VromniOn, @ountpar3t; Don q. Res
Ter, armenaufieber; uon u. e. $uder, Gonitabs
Ter uon &oncoro SOwnibip.
Sibun9 pom 6. gpril. : g. &. @utbrie
waro bis gum 1 Wtai 1887 2eit bepiGi9t, bic
Gteuerbii9er III p%olenben. VI. 8. Jtea9un
uno W. Heii6ed murber bic Steucrn fir 1886
na69elaiien. Marp u. BapleB lpuroen Die
Steuern auf $19) Giui6Gbuu9 9eitri6en. g.
81. &ilep'S @eil9 parO 9enebmi9t unb 6er
@ountpI6atmeiita au9epielen, $40 ais pole
Steuer fur 1886 anjlnebmen.
Sibun9 pom Z. 9lpril. -Sas Gomite, 6as
i'm Sanuar ernannt morben mar, elm Re9lement
fir bic 8erpaltIng bes armenbauies aussu:
%arbeiten, le9te oasielbe Dor. IS man9elt an
&aum, Inn 6aslelbe mitSutbeilen.
8erta9un9 bis Sretta9, ben s. @pril.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-12
Ser Moroproses

en- Der per9an9enen ISOLDE banbelte es id
metitens I'm 6Gs Belb0r Der 6ntlaitungSSeu9en.
@m 4. gpril Ia9te 3el9e S6mit aus, Der Wann,
Der 6aOOOi 9eidOiien, babe einen bellen 6ut
uno Rcgenmantl angebabt; er femme arenSbori
iebr gut; Der lei ni6t nit etnem aubern mad
Dem Wtorb nOrbli9 9elaufen. IS Ottnuten mad
benz UtOro lei areuSoorf aus weItlt6er Eldtin9
9%etommen.
cSm 8erbOr am 5. 2lpril CAB 3eu9e g. Diet
rid aeraDe;u iiberraI6enbeS S%emeismatsrial Don
arensOorf'S IlnidulO. 0erielbe bei6por poitz
tin, oaB 6oi6nisti, alias gismard, Der @ri6ies
bun9 Saooods iiberbaupt ni6t beisewobnt
babe, ioubeln 3u iener 3eit NIT benz 3eu9en
;nei Blods pom Der Scene e~ntfernt 9epeieu Jet.
Der 3euge Yeterl on ma6te 10 piele DtoerI pre-
6en6e ausia9en, baB oeiien 3eu9niB li6t be-
riidii9ti0t werben fam. Der 3eue9e Slrt, Elm
6olt9dn9er Yaul geaber's unb gn9eflu9ter, sab
an, elmer iener DtGnner 9ereieu gu iein, bic ii6
pon S,unfs 0irtbi6aft mad Der Scene bes
WorOes besaben. tn9eia9r ein babes
0useno Manner Rdtten iia I'M @anser
NIT Qeapitt bortbtn be9eben, Grensoorf
.2eaoer unb i'd fol9ten ben l~lebri9en in elmer
@ntfernun9 pon un9efGbr $50 SUP" ia9te Der
3eu9e. g9eaoer uno t9 9in9en ipater an ben
gnberen uoriiber, bic am boben SretterSallne itans
ben. y9eaber ma benz lebteren am yfG6iten.
Oils mir al ben llebri9en poriiber9in9en, 3o9 eis
ner berielben 2eabers but uon beiien 6opfe uno
iebte ibm einem anberen alf. IS par ein Utann,
pon benz es bieB, paB eS 2eapitt lei. g@r ents
fernte ii6, bog nm bic @de unb 9in9 5nii6en
60 un6 so Rub bic @ater StraBe iiioli6 biuab.
Damn b0rten mir oas @er0ul9 beS S6uiies,
| Gofort iubeu mir unS um uno erblidten einer
Wtann itolpern uno oaun faQen, pGbreno Elm
anOerer bapon lief. rGgrieni9e, wel6er tort:
rannte, bate einen 6aitl6utmantel uto belle
geinflei6er an. SD CAB feline a6tIn9 auI
ieinen Sut. @r lief in norbDitli6er Nt6tune
bapon. Gea6er unb i9 9in9eu 3nr Gte Der 8
StraBe uub pon bier Oftli6 sum Wtilpautel
| SouIe. ,gismarf mar ni6t bel ms. SD iat
i'm iberbaupt an ienem 2lbesb nt9t. un9efdbl
um II rbr traien mir i'm IApaufee Souie Elm
| gismard mar ni6t bort. Hrensborf mar mid,
Der Wann, pel6er ben S6uB abfeierte. sd
bin poIitip, baB er ii6 ni9t unter Semen befanb
| pel6e Ii6 nod Der Scene bes MorbeS besabsn.
| Der 3el9e Sarp Sberman beSeu9te, oaB arens
bOrf I'M II ubrin ieiner 6iide 9epeien iei uni
pom ba weitli9 9iu9. arensbOri CAB cine er
lGuternbe @rtlGrun9 ieines Sblns lno Sretbel1i
an ienem @benbe unb Denies, baB er peber mi
benz Utorb nod NIT Der Seri6wDrhng etlpas J,
tbun 9ebabt babe. SIM SreI3uerbOr blieb E
senam bel ieinen ausiasen. er mar Der lest
5eu9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-12
Semtj6eit &atbplifen,

@effpbaIio 6eitens empfoblen.' @efpbaIia 1T
eine citation an Der DO. Bac. @tlenbabu unb
III biretter 8erbiubun9 nit ct. 9ouis unb
Sanias Gitp. 1T elm lebbaftes Stdbt9en nit uu=
9efdbr 600 Ginwobnerll unb bat einen 9uten
Rartt fir aue Sarmprobutte. Sas Ganoe bier
1T i6One unb quite grairie nit 9eniiseno Sol3
OIL ben Sablretben @reefS unb iebt nod biQt9 gu
baben. gSir baben cine blibenoe rem oe1tl1e
tatboltl6e 9emeinbe pom un9efGbr 100 Samts
lien, etre1 reiibirenbeu Brieiter uno cine quite
9farri6ule.
,@e9en nGberer alisfunft menbe MAJ ii9 on
Sluf6e 9rps.,
@eifpbQlta. Quber5pu go. Rouios.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-12

Ser G Store, No. ISL bis 1853 Watns
ifrabe, lit iest zines Der i9Snitsn @ei9dfts
Der Stabt. BORT 1T 2les ~ %taufen, mas
on &leibuussitideu, an gaeuwaaren,
S1uben, StiefeIn, SaIbfisfeln fir Serren
unb Oamen, &urswaaren, Strumpfuaas
rem, tleinern Nippiaden, Oeden, 9arbts
men, R6beI3eusen u. (. NJ. gu baben lit.
Aaes 1T In seionbsrte 0spartements eins
setbeilt, beren iebsm cine eisene Berion
gum 8ertaufen ausetbeilt 1T. Die Suns
ben f0nnen baber prompt unb gut bebient
perben. Oa NQes i'm @roBen einsetauft
wirb un6 Der G Store NIT fIeinem Yro:
fife sufrieben 1T, 10 f6nnen bic @aarsn
gar biuis u~ertauft werben. Man ipre9e
Dor unb iebe ii9 bic peridiebenen 0sparte:
ments an. EdsIi9 tommsn neue Waaten
gu, unb uirb bas Eager peruOlitdnbist.
@ebet unb iebst!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-12
Cine qetGujfte ErQli

1T bic Dame, wel6e S3Onbeitsmittsl per,
iu6t, @ei4tspai6unsen, 8leipsiB, Siss
mutb, S3Onbeitspuluer, arienic u. +. No.,
I'M 9lauben, ibren GENT babur9 gu usrs
i56nern unb 81 beben. aaes bas 1T bios
tempordr un6 SeritOrt gu gutter 2ett bic
Saut, baB es Der gtatur nidt mebr selinst,
is berSuitelen. Sort auf! S0rt sIsi9
auf bamit unb sebrau4t bod nur Or.
9arter's Sron Comic, wsl9sr bic &raft
unb bic yiebIidteit Der Susenb berffsQt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-12
3ie man Slciid nHb Strait gepinnt.

Mun sebruu6s mad jeber MabISett
Scotts @muliion; ie lit 10 i3ntufbuft
oIs WtI8 unO Iei9t uerOuuIi9. S9ua3s
Ii9e 2eute nebmen bel tdgItdem @ebrau6e
gu. Sir aus3ebrun8. 9uIsIetOeu grons
6itis lit lte unuerslei9. 8r. Chs. 8rim,
Ola. iagt. sd 9ebrau3te ScOtts @muIs
lion bel einem 8 Wouate alien &inbe.
@s uGbm 4 Pfunb in einem Wonat Su.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-12
Yeter &ienc & Sott,
Real Estate Brokers.
PROBATE OF WILL.

To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given, that an instrument
of writing purporting to be the last Will of
NICHOLAS FREEMAN, late ofDubuque County,
Iowa, deceased, has been opened and read;
and that Monday, the 25th. day of April,
A.. d., 1887 has been set for hearing the proof
of the same before the District Court of Du-
buque County, Iowa.
Dubuque, Iowa, March 21st. 1887.
j. j. DUNN,
(Seal.) Clerk of District Court.
3w BY j. Nj. Werner, Deputy.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-12

SER 8. 9ebi bat ieine 6riblinsspauren
erbaIten. au9 neue Eeppide In ber srSBs
ten Iusuabl fnb ansetommen unb gu
babsn gu alien Brsiien unb in alien
Wuitern. Wan ipre9e Dor .unb iebe ii9
bic neuen Waaret an,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-12
Sn perfamfen, iebr, ia iebr
btIItd!

$50 @ter, pom benen $50 unter @ultur unb
200 Qter Wieienlano, Der Heit Sol;s unb Brais
rielanb, nit gutem unb gsnu9 0aIier, liegen 10
Meilen pon Stour 9itp unb Siour Riper, q
Meilen BON Der @iIenbabuifation Seiferion.
Sin gutter Warft unb cine f6Sue fatbolti6e uuo
proteitantii6e Stride unb S6uleu in Der RGbe.
Wo6t cine Der belteu Stodfarmen I'M Staate
II. liegt i'm woblbefuuuten ySoru Belt" Wtiiouri
Bottom. Sn uub nm Siour @itp lit Der bette
@urtt i'm Beiten. Gttel poatpmnen 9arautirt.
Wtau ipre4e ppr bel
@eter &ieiie & Son,
Dool Eetota Drolyarc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-12
Grottp & &eenan, bic Rleiberbdnbler

nit feiten Rreiisn, Gr. $50 MuinsS truBe,
baben ibre SriibIinsswaaren, Site unb
5errenaustattunss : @esenitdnbe erbaIten
urb iinb bereit bieielben, ME fie letteu
9erbf tbaten, our Breiien gu pertaufen,
bic 20 Pros. niebriser finb, ais trsenb Elm
anberes 9ei9dft In Der Stabt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-12
Srennbpls!

Ollie arten grennbols: beifss gi9sn:,
3uderaborns (maple), Sitorpbol3 u. /. No.
BET benz 1nterSeidueteu gu biaisem 9reiie.
@utes MaaB 9arantirt!
rs. Bout.
Office: go. 551 adte StraBs, @de uou
Sadion Ctr, Dubuque, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-12
y9ir mBuIdeu bic aufmertiamteit 6er

6srreu pom Dubuque unb Der llmsesenb
auf bic bette gluswabl fertissemadter Gns
,ise su ~lentsu, bic nod ie na9 benz Weffen
aefommen 1T. @ir baben an3hse aus
Bolentu9en, @aiimiren, wooster and
cork screw goods Der n~eueften MOben.
8ir Gnb bereit uniern &unben &Ieiber gu
liefern, bic wsbsr an S9ritt, nod i'm ans
pafen, nod am Gutter unb In Der Wobs
hbertroffen werben f6nnen. Balm &
Kaufman, The Boston One Price
Clothiers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-12
Sur.

Sod immer lit es friid unb fiibl. Omar
i9etnt bic Come nod ni6t 10 re6t marm,
aber es lit bod piel ansenebmer. @eiB
iinb bic Sitern ni9t, aber grim aud nidt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-12

Sbr t6unt einen sanaen an5ns bel
grottp 81 &eenan fir $3.50 faufen.
&rmmt unb isbst. The One Price
Clothiers, Nr. $50 Wains StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-12

Sriiblinsstpaaren erbaItsn BET SudbOl3
& &isie, benz gourtbaus seseniibsr.
SdOnfte @usmabI, quite unb biuisc @aas
rem. Spre9t Dor ibr Oamen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-12
$50 TIT sean Sonnar?

Gerielbe 1T ieines @ewerbes Wedaniter, 9es
'biirtig aus 0epmerstir6, @emeiuoe Sid. User
uGbere gtadri6t iiber ibn 9eben Tam, Ober feline
2lbreiie meib, lit 9ebeten oieielbe oil Die Reoattion
bieies glatteS gu lenoen. is banoelt ii6 I'M
pi6ti9e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-12

Ser Sfterfeiertage ipeaen i4IisBen MIR
bic Sorm idou Samfas unb seben Rons
taa friber ,ur 8refIe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-12

Sic srDBte ausuabl Jriiblingsbilte fur
Manner unb Rnabsn tn $50 WainsS Ctr,
bet Grottp q Reenan.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-12
Sooes Wnseige.
(

Soft benz almd6tisen, benz Genter aQer
S6itlale, bat es in Ieinem unergriinbli6el
Ratbi6iuiie 9efaaen, nniern 9eliebten @attet
1iuh Ontpr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-12
Sran3 SonpIe3

moblperlebeu nit ben b. Sterbeiaframenten, an
3. 2pril 1887 nm 10 rbr Wor9ens in oas beiiert
Senietts 3u rllfen. Serielbe errei6te bas altel
pou 81 Sabreu unb einieen Wonaten. Seine
arantbsit bssann IN Der eriten gse9e i'm 0e'
breimal. Sonples mar 9eboren i'm @ralin9en,
Canton 8ianben, @roBberSo9tbrm 9uremblr9,
Die Wit9lieber oeS &srmanias llnteritiisun9s
uereius, benz er an9eb6rte be9leiteten ieine iterb:
lide SiiQe CUR lebteu Rube.
I'm ibn tralert feline Satin War9aretbo
SouuleS, 9eb. gSeber, NIT 5 6inoern.
r. l.. p.
auburn junction II, 81, g.. april 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-12
greis per Stid fret per gOit nur 80 Gents.

9etrGoe unter 1 Dollar f0uren and in Post
Stamps ein9elanot peroen. - Q9enten
eemGbren mir lobneuoen Rabatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-12

ftniere Bios eiueu Solar fOitenber
Soieu finb allen anberen poruu.
GRITTY q &eendn,
go. $50 WainsS traBe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-19
Personal Mention.

Mr.. John N. Petty of San Diego is
visiting the city.
Hon. L. H. West. of Arrowsmith,
Illinois, is visiting this city.
W. H. Davies and MISS A. ]. Davies
of Topeka, Kansas, are at the St. Elmo.
Madame Adelina Patti and troupe ar.
rived last night frem the City of Mexico,
and are registered at the Nadeau.
The many friends of Mrs. DR.. Minnie
Wells will be pleased to learn that she
is fast recovering from long sickness,
and in few days will be able to receive
her friends as usual.
Mr.. Thomas Devereaux, hardware
merchant OF Lancaster, paid the HERALD
q pleasant call yesterday. He comes to
this city to secure material for the arte-
sian we'll business of his section.
Mr.. E. D. Rand, one of the most en-.
terprising farmers OF Antelope valley,
paid the HERALD office a pleasant visit
yesterday. Rand is in the city to secure
two acres of the NE4 of section 10,
township s, l3. for sshoolhouse for
his district.
Mr.. Eugene Meyer, an old time and
popular Angeleno, formerly the head OF
the City of Paris store, and now part
ner in the well-known banking house of
Lazard Freres, of San Francisco, is here
on flying visit. He is received with
enthusiasm by his old time friends. He
expresses unbounded amazsment at the
changes which he has witnessed.
Mr.. D. Ravekes, of the San Francisco
house Of Ravekes l. Forester, is paying
Los Angeles visit. Mr.. Ra vekes is one
Of the enterprising business men of the
Bay City. He will spend some time in
Southern California, and proposes to
establish some feature of his large paints
and oils business here. The Mr.. Forester
of the firm is the genial gentleman who
spent some time in Los Angeles as the
representative of the house of Scofield
& Tevis. We hope that Mr.. r. will
have @ pleasant experience during his
stay amongst US.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-19
More OIL Discoveries.

The workmen engaged in excavating
for the location of heater in the new
postotIice building yesterday struck
vein of thick petroleum oil of about "a
degrees gravity. How large a yield
might be obtained is of course unknown.
A similar quantity of oil was struck in
making a we'll for the Orphans Home
and by Mr.. Tyler on the east side Of the
river, while the oil wells in the north
west part of the city show that the
north half of the city tract lies in the
great oil belt that extends from Santa
Cruz county to the Santa Ana river.
What use Mr.. l. w. Hellman, the
proprietor, will make of the discovery is
not yet known, but the oil spring will!
not interfere with the completion and
occupation of the postoffice building.
1t may here be said that thick petro
leum that formerly sold at 81 per barre
is now selling at S. per barrel for fuel
That feature of the market shows how
Los Angeles oil is appreciated by the
public.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-19
THE CRY FATHERS.
A session Characteristics Dy Little
work HUT Plenty of Talk.

A session ChuractcHtAru ~
work hut Plenty of Talk.
The adjourned meeting OF the City
Council took place last night at O'CLOCK
at the Council Chamber, President
Breed being in the Chair. Oily nine
members were present.
The appointment by the City Auditor
of d. Lee Requa and Frsnk j. Cooper
as deputies, with monthly salary Of
SS5, was confirmed.
An ordinance providing for the widen
ing, opening and extension OF Los An
geles street, and the definition OF the
assessment limits for said improvement
was laid over till next meeting, for wan
of a necessary quorum.
The Board of Public Works reported
in favor of the "Hellman franchise,
permitting the City Railroad Company
to change their single tract into
double one. A few amendments G
little importance were embodied in thu
report. 1t was adopted.
An amendment offered by Mr.. Frank
enfield that the company pay five pc
cent. of their gross earnings to the cit.
on the first of December of every year
in lieu of taxes, caused a great deal o
talk. l. w. Hellman and Il. F. Spence
addressed the Council against the meas
ure and Frankenfield defended it. Th
amendment was lost by three ayes 10 si'
noes.
An amendment by Mr.. Lowell tha
there be inserted clause in the fran
chise, making it obligatory for the com
pany to commence within six month
ana complete within one year their sys
tenn of traction by cable or electriclt
was, on motion of Mr.. Teed, altered t.
read, ''to commence within one year an
complete within two" and unanimousl
adopted.
The whole ordinance was then re
ferred to the City Attorney, to be put i
70 m for presentation to the Council q
| the next meeting.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-19
Sales In Progress at the Peoples
store.

Ladies muslin underwear chemise,
drawers. skirts. aprons, gowns, corset covers,
chi'drens dresses, &c, &C.. in differrnt
grades-25r, 35c, SOC, 75c, 95c ISL, sl.25,$ so,
Goods worth double. We will only have
these out few days longer.
Special sale OF four lots of embroideries
to-day; &c, &c, 12lac, 10 to 20c new goods just
opened q below importation cost-all full
pieces arrived by express yesterday-fne
work ou fne cloth.
Black beaded cut jet ettrimming 25c, yard.
Feather trimming, ourregular 5uc goods Csc
Ladies superfine lambs wool or cashmere
hose, solid colors. full finished, extra fine
goods 35c; regular price Csc.
Ladies full finished solid color hose, six
pair for 81. regular price Csc.
Turkey Rcd table cloths. two yards square
81. Blue and gold and red and gold table
covers, two yards square 81. Regular price
OF both is 81 5o warranted fast colors
Brown blankets &c. grey 81 so. Brown
grey 81 30; white $275. These goods are all
worth twice the money.
All our ginghams, including checks,
stripes and plaids; what we have left OF our
10 and 1215c grades, to day S1sc.
line of dress goods, single width at 15c,
better than any ever sold here at 25c. A
line of A. inch. all wool, homespun serge
and ladies cloth today soc; cheapest goods
s. Id this season. A pe.ce of "Cachemere
P" black gros-grain silk 3l00 a yard. 1t is
the best we ever sold for the money.--Sells
itself. PEOPLES STORE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-19
Aspha Attn I'm.

The fine asphaltum made at Petrolia
is now being shipped to Europe instead
of being used in paving the streets of
Los Angeles. What is the reason that
the people do not demand the paving of
Spring street and Main street. This
paving has been promised for weeks and
months and years but only little pate hes
have been laid after all the talk about
the matter. -,
Itis humiliating to think that with
ad inexhaustible supply of asphaltum
and . knowledge of the combination OF
t6at substance with other elements to
make . strong and durable pavement.
that the streets of Los Angeles are still
unpaved. . s,u;....,o
matter? If the proper material had to
he imported from far it may bs that an
effort would be made to give the city
usyement, but as all the elements are
here tho people seem to think the pave
ment is too cheap as it is half the price
of stone. Can = concerted movement
be made to pave these streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-19
NEWS NOTES.

Martin Etchepare, native Of France,
Yves naturalixed yesterday.
The findings and the decree in the
case of Pico vs.. Cohn were filed yester.
day in Court.
Quite number of term trial Jurors
of Department No. of the Superior
Court were yesterday excused for the
term.
The embezzlement case of p. Ganee,
preferred against him by Baron Roguiat,
will come up for examination today be-
fore Justice Austin at 2 o'clock.
The Equesourriculum is crowded al
matinee and evening performance, ana
even at the reduced price the receipts
are as large as before the reduction.
{, The eases of the People VS.. Michael
Burke and Bernard McAvoy, charged
with assault with deadly weapons, Will
be tried in Judge Cheney's Court to-
day.
.,o;A, carpenter named r. A. Longstreet
had his leg broken yesterday morning,
1t the Southern Pacific baggage room,
by the breaking of pulley, the block OF
which struck him violently on the limb.
W. M. Jennings, who burglarized the
premises of E. N. Prettyman, at 81
Turner street. on the evening OF the
18th, was yesterday held for trial by
Justice Austin. Jennings was COM
mitted.
C. GARNER, the large wool grower,
was all smiles yesterday, so much sc
shat it puzzled his associates. The secret
soon leaked out, however. His felicity
was caused by his wife presenting him
with Q fine healthy twelve pound boy.
All Charlie, the heather scoundrel
who attempted some hideous crimes
against young boys at Compton about
two months ago, had his examination
continued yesterday by Justice Austin
until next Monday. He is out on bail
o. N. Polynath was found guilty yes
terday by Justice Austin of having tried
to extors money from o young man
named Frank Covey, son OF Mrs. 5. U
Covey, whose place the defendant
bought some time ago. He will be sen
tenced tomorrow at o'clock.
The HERALD is under obligations te
Mr.. Garde Mahony for box of the
sparkling and cheering Napa soda
water, fresh from Jackson 4 Woosters
celebrated springs. The beverage, like
the donor, is always agreeable and ever
= Al. Ii off
Frank Page. who for many years was
connected with the drygoods business OF
northern California, and who for the
past five years has been engaged with
Kalischer l. Co., at Eureka, Humboldt
Bay, with his family, has lately located
in this city permanently, and IS more
than pleased with Los Angeles and lis
fascinating surroundings.
w. N. Monroe, the Mayor OF Monro
via, was in the city yesterday, the busi
est man ON the street. He is said t.
have worn out five steel pens yesterda.
in making out contracts for the purchas
of lands in that settlement. This repor
he Indignantly denies, and says he wor
out eleven pens and made some progress
on the twelfth, when train time arrived
and he was compelled to go home.